Knoxville Police arrested Markese Stovall after finding 180 grams of suspected meth and a gun in his car during a traffic stop for a brake light issue. Stovall faces multiple charges.

The Knoxville community supports Deputy Dalton Swanger, who was critically injured by an attack involving a rock. Suspect Christpher Hensley faces multiple charges, including attempted murder. Funds are being raised for Swanger's medical costs.

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is conducting Active Shooter Response Training at a local high school on June 28, involving multiple agencies and simulations.

TDOT is repaving a section of I-40 in Sevier County, causing expected traffic delays on June 20-21 from 10 pm to 8 am. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

Tennessee Basketball, fresh from a 30-8 season, has its 2025-26 SEC schedule released, highlighting home-and-home series against Alabama, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt, and new matchups.

Sheriff's investigation concludes non-suspicious death of Sue Jean Jones, a homeless woman found near train tracks, based on autopsy findings and family information.

Farragut Engineering Department schedules a public meeting to detail Phase 2 of Virtue Road improvements, including two 11-foot lanes and a multi-use greenway.

The National Weather Service in Knoxville predicts showers, thunderstorms, and warm temperatures for the upcoming days, with potential severe weather and heavy rains.

Loudon Fire Department in Tennessee conducted a training with UT hospital's Perinatal team to prepare for obstetric emergencies, addressing high maternal mortality rates.

Madisonville Police reported a head-on collision on Highway 411 involving a wrong-way driver, causing injuries and traffic rerouting to Niles Ferry Road. The road was later cleared and reopened.

The National Weather Service predicts showers and thunderstorms for Knoxville, with chances ranging from 60% to 80% over several days, temperatures around 86-87°F, and potential wind gusts up to 20 mph.

Thousands protest against Trump in Tennessee, calling out authoritarian tendencies during the 'No Kings' movement.

A multi-vehicle crash on Maynardville Highway caused one death and several injuries; speed may have been a factor, and the road was closed for investigation.